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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-10
SUMMONS,
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, =,
County of AltnrnH o'

TERRITORY OF IDAHO 80
County of Alturas. !
In the Probate Court of Alturss County, Territory
of Idaho.
Olympia zoeger. Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph Brown. De-
fendsnt
To Joseph brown. Defendant:
In the name of the People Of the United
States in the Territory of Idsho:
You are hereby notified that there is low on nle
In the Office OF the Probate Court Of the County of
Altur-s, in the Territory Of Idaho, the complaint
of Olympia Zosgsr. demanding of you the sum Of
Two Hundred and Fifteen Dollars l$2lB COZ, to-
gether with interest at the rate of and one
half Il ~ per cent per month. and att orney fees,
upon the following cause Of action: A promissory
note now due and unpaid.
And you hereby notified that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint at my Once
in HALEY. Idaho Territory, within ten days tex
elusive OF the day Of servicel, after the service
on yon Of this summons, If served within this
county; or, II served out of this county. but In
this District. within twenty days: otherwise,
within forty days, or Judgment by default will be
taken against you for the sum IF S2l60O interest,
and attorney fees, together with the costs of suit
In testimony whereof, I, H. G. Street
Probate Judge, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said Court
lsEALl at HALEY, Idaho. this I'd day of Decem.
Der, A. ID. 1885.
III. c. STREET. Probate Judge,
deg E1-oficie CLERK Of the Probate Court.
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"nDT FOR ALL. $50 week. and q.
Wun,N penses paid. Valuable eutHt sAd
particulars free.
nol9wem o. vlCkENY, Augusta, Ne.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of HALEY precinct, County
OF Alturas, Territory Of Idaho-E. D. LennoA.
Plaintiff, vs. VIM. HI rrison. Defendant.
The people of the United States, in the Tssritssy
Of Idaho. send greeting to VIM. Harrison. De.
fendant
You are hereby summoned to appear before Ne.
at my office in HALEY Precinct. in the county Of
Alturas, Territory of Idaho within I'VE days aftsP
the date of the service of this summons upon you.
In an action brought against You by the said PLATA
tit, to answer the complaint of the ahovs-nansd
plaintiff. -.- ~
Said action Is brought to recover the srm Of
1882 05. follows: 1882 O5 which IL all due.
being money paid out by plaintiff for you At your
request: and for $1,000, an account due frnm ysN
to one Funkhouser. and by him assigned -
plaintiff all of which is more fully set forth
In complaint filed in my ONCE; or judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs Of this suit, # you fail 70 sp.
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or sny Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service aud due return
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of 0eto,
0sI 1886 ,o.,e. o, tn. p.,e, &, ~; nI 1,ss.
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SheriHs Sale.

By virtue of an execution. issued out of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Idaho, in and for the County of
Alturas, wherein James Fursy is Plaintiff and
Patrick Marley Is Defendant, upon judgment
rendered on the Sd day Of June, 1885, for the sum
of 1854. 49, besides costs and interest have this
day levied upon all the right. title claim and An
terest of said Defendant in and TO the following
described real estate, to-wit:
That certain lode mining claim located. known
and recorded as the Eclipse" mining claim, situ-
ate on Atlanta Hill. in Middle Boise Mining Dis
trict, Alturas county, Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that l WILL on the 18th
day of January. 1887, at 10 O'Clock u. m. of said
day. in front of the Court House door of the
county of Alturas sell at public auction for cash,
lawful money in hand all the right, titfe claim.
and interest of said Defendant, Patrick Marley,
Of, in and to the aocve described property. 80
much thereof as shall satisfy said judgment. with
interest and costs, the highest and best bidder.
Dated the 2lst day of December. 1896
c. II. FUREY. Sheriff.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30
schoolmarm 0verhaulcd.

EDs. REcoRD-UEIoN: If you viii be kind
enough to once more allow me a little space
in your valuable PAPER, I viii try to show
how inconsistent "Schoolmarn4" can be.
who claims 10 have the nc llys ultra Of an
education.
The "9choolmarm" don't seem to, or
don't want TO comprehend. Her first
scuTrilOuS article consisted of q suggestion
and an expression. h : ans yer had nothing
TO say about her suggestion, but treated only
the expression: "Nine-tanths Of the can
didate3 spoken Of would MOI be able TO pass
the schoolmarms don't want 10 be ruled
over By an unejuc2ted Board I cousid-
cred that expression Wanfor insult, there
lore resented ii, and what have said about
the above expression in my first card, do
not rctr&c', but will aad ihaL as au OK
ample, the candidates mentioned from the
First Ward csn stand, to say he least,
comparison with any Director ever elected
from that ward, N responsibility social
steuliaE OF that small amount OF eluca-
ton" Il "Sca0OlmaTm' is, .Jtually so smart
as she pretends 10 be she Ought 10 know it.
or does she intend 20 throw insinuations
on the old Board by insulting thc can
didates for the new one? To man on
TIE fence it would almost look tha- way,
If my surmise is correct. bet School
marin peanut against her "puIl-back,'
that should she conclude nor any longer 10
be ruled over By the present Board, that
the gentlemen comprising sail Board
would feel most happy to accept her
resignation.
" We only suggested aud ne lool, to the
Republican party etc.
Since when, if you please. does A
SchOoimarm use The pronoun " sce?'
What the school DEPARTMENT las to d.
with .he Republican or any other party
fail to see; or does " Sehoolmarn mean
to pat the backs OF those Republican
Directors who voted for her? l venture to
say, that if the Democrats had the majority
in the Board, she would hack the Demo
cratic party, etc.
! signed my name 10 my card, but
" Schoolmarm hides bell I'd 6 nom de
plume. # her case is as good as she pro-
teSses, why not come - to the rack and
sign her name? 7 VII leave her to an
eyer-forgiviDg public and not waste any
more ink On this matter Then, "Gegen
Dummheit kaempfen Goetier selbst
vergebens.' Yours respectfully,
X HEIIRg0N.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

n. B. Curtis, known as Sam'l o Posen, -
and who was very successful when here
before, is announced to appear at The
Clunie Opera House Friday and Saturday
next in his new comedy, Caught In q
Corner" II this play Sam'l o Posen be-
comes Isaac Greenwood. 1t is said that be
is fully as succs ssful in the new as in the
old role, and the measure OF that NAV be
estimated by the fact that he has cleared
many thousands OF dollars by his imper-
sonation. Some of these "shekels" he
has invested in Tehama county in nine
thousand acres of land and in the midst of
the acres has laid out q town, and 10 every
one who buys ticket to the Opera House
Friday and Saturday he announces that
lie viii give lot in the town size. Of
course, by thus dispOsipg OF q large num-
Der OF lots ne expects to enhance the value
OF those he retains. The play Curtis rovT
presents the New York World describes as
= love story, witty, end involving il the
most absurd and perpleXinC situations, the
chief characters. key GIeenWald comes
to their relief and so manages financial
affairs cs to make the troubled water of
true love run smoothly. Curtis chief sap
port is Miss Albina De Mer, W no fairly di-
vides The success of The play with him.
pared with Curtis frs piece, the New
York press generally credit "Caughy in
Corner" IS charged with more laugh,
brighter dialogue and better sentiment The
box Office opens tomorrow Mt 10 4. NJ.
There i no extra charge for reseIYing seats
this ga5ement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

EDS. RECORD, UNION: At the approach
ing election taxpayers viii not decide the
question OF a market place except indi-
rectly. They will influence the votes of
non-taxpayer5 in either direction, and thus
it viii be decided by the wish Of those Who
do not pay Tor il. 1t is very important to
that class OF cur citizens who VIII paw SO
toward this market ias an assessment of
s., coo il the measure is carrled) 10 under
stand the situation fully.
Some years ago the purchase Of the Free
Library was urged by the heavier tazpay-
ers, and the Workingmen's party then in
existence vas about 70 reject the proooei-
lion On reelection they saw that they
would be inconsistent, and voted for the
measure. It hiss been paid for manly by
people who do not use the library. It is
used mainly by people who pay each :
trivial Tor no. tax toward its support, and
is more valuable than church ii prOmOt-
ing the prosperity CT every person in this
city
The plaza has been finely improved be-
cause the bands play there in summer. and
thus furnish essential music il our warm
evenings which the theaters and saloons
now no longer supply on concert nights"
The plaza IS great help TO the value of
every lotin the city, and cannot be spared,
even if the magnificent Capitol Park is only
two blocks distant. Many Of our people
cannot go away for weeks in the summer.
and to them such grassy plots are positive
physical necessity. The rich, who pay
heavier taxes in proportion, do not use he
plaza.
They might, but they do not, say that the
Plaza should be an open square, and used
for market place, instead of simply
place for ornament and health, and thus
save taxes.
Health is more important than wealth,
and this idea must be kept eadiiy in view
by every well-to-do citizen who is assessed
for 81, 600 and upwards. A ma.ket-place
mote the wealth Of this community. 1t
viii, like the Plaza, ornament and utilize
place one detrimental.
We have not many years TO live a. the
best, and we should Try TO live in as COM
Portable q manner as our means VIII anoT.
Clean white shirts, good sidewalks bright
lights at evening, trees, shrubs, flow ers,
music, books and lrst-class facilities l0r
doing business, all make 4 town pleasant
and profitable to those who reside therein
Tie immigration to Los angeles cannot
be turned this way entirely, because the
newcomer goes there to fad friends and
institutions with whom he vas familiar at
the East. They have tie best of social adj
vantages from every large city in the East,
and each newcomer IS quickly made to
feel at home.
We must show That we are happy in our
city, and that if there is anything TO be re
iuveuated and moderniZed we are ready to
dc it at once Who would have predicted
two years ago that we would have so many
cement walks2 Let us keep moving.
FRANK Miller
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LAST SPIKE CELEBRATION.
Sacramento to Celebrate ut the Front
and in This City.


The Citizens Committee to make ar
engagements for celebrating the compile
ton OF the California and Oregon Rail-
road, held meeting at the Improve
ment Association rooms last evening,
Mayor Gregory presiding, and E. R.
Hamilton, Secretary The Chairman laid
before the meeting several communications
he had received from the State Board of
Trade, Mayors of Portland and Salem. Or,
etc, and stated that he was informed by
Superintendent Wright. who, last evening
returned from the front, that the road
would not probably be completed before
about the 10th Of December.
a full exchange of views was had from
all present, and the expression was unanl-
nous in the estimate placed upon the i'm
portance OF the occasion, and IN favor Ct
recognizing the importance in the most
suitable manner
Finally, upon motion it was decided that
a committee representing the State, the
municipality, the Board Of Trade, and
other bodies be selected to go to the scene
Of driving the last spike, and participate in
ceremonies there to he held, and in which
the Mayors Of Portland and Salem have
promised to cooperate. Also, that an ap-
propriale celebration be held in Sacramento
at the same time.
e. K. Alsip stated that The State Board OF
Trade had decided TO send committee to
Sacramento 70 join in the celebration here.
The following were, upon motion, APP
pointed committee to devise programme
and take charge of the celebration in this
city: J. o. Coleman, ". r. 0rmsby, Gov.
Booth, c. W. Chesley, ?. Z. Plat, 4. J.
Stevens, J. .. Wright, J. l. Felter, ". d.
Comsiock, J. McNasser. Z. X. Alsip and
Christopher Green. The committee was
promised the hearty cooperation Of the
General Committee
The meeting then adjourned 10 the call
Of the Chair.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Abandoned in Sacramento.


Ih= Placerviile 05serter says: About
. yea md half ago Mr. Ray, who had
charge q The Mount Pleasant Mine at Griz-
zly Els, sent for sister in the East to
come or anu Keep house FOR him which
positiCa sae flied until the 18th of last
Decsmpe- Then ne married Miss Lizzie
Fink, 81 - aS1Lt valley. She is a most
estlm2b' 4,Cy IS I'll who have met her
know, Gcd n little dreamed Of the hou-
Die IN stol- is+ nor IS she stood a smiling
happy BRIDE. he sister continued to i've
with then af,- their marriage, and not
content With wing Il good home. did al,
she could &c -aahe II unpleasant for the
young wife. She succeeded in making her
self 60 G.sagreeabie tLat after several
months Mrs. Kay became tired Of being
constantly tornenied, and asked her hus-
band to allow Acdie to 60 to San Francisco.
as she often expressed desire to 20 there.
lie assented quite readily, and last June
took his sister below. MIR. ard Ms. Ray
then lived quiet happy life until he
cleaned up the mine, the first of August
He then invited his wife to 90 with him to
San Francisco. They remained there about
ten weeks when they started home. He
only came - fer IS Sacramento; then told
her he was obliged &c 20 to Nevada county,
and asked her 10 60 on home alone saying
ne would be sure to meet her in PiacerVille
The last day Of The fair. She, suspecdng
nothing Trong, left him with only enough
money to reach home. Instead CT going to
Nevada COMFY he Immediately returned to
San Francisco, drew s., 600 he had in the
bank, aud leit with his sister for the East.
HIS wife has not heard from him person
ally since SUt the writer happened to read
in a Boston paper that they honored that
zens OF Grizzly Flat think it would be
lust as W5I f0r them to continue travelling,
as thev might possibly find the climate
here 'itfls farm should they return"
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carried His Victim.

4esilIGay fred. Denny, the seducer Of
Mary 4. 6hroup, appeared in the County
Clerks Office in charge Of Deputy Sheriff
and asked hat q license be issued for the
marriage u himself and his victim. County
Clerk Garilt5n, after consulting the aQ-
thoriGes ana District Attorney Bruner, de-
clined t. 5 ue lie license on the ground
that the 2.ri had not yet fully arrived at
the age Of corsent-eyen though her par
ents were wiling 10 have the marriage take
place. Denny and his victim then went to
the Sheriff Office and were married by a
minister, without license. This was done
under advice Of Judge Armstrong, who
says that under L statute persons who have
cohabitsted together secretly can be mar
ried without g license by 4 minister OF the
gospel, and that the only record required is
that the minister issue marriage certificates
to the PARTIES and make a record of the
same CT he records of the Church of which
he is O preventative. The girl seems per-
fectiy infatuated with Denny, and while in
theShsriE soihce carrcssed and Rugged him.
At the afternoon session Of the Court the
District Attorney moved that the charges
against emmy BE- dismissed as there was
no possibility Of couvioting him, and it sc
appearing Odgs armstrong he ordered
the charse againsL the prisoner 20 be va
-r-af1r
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The WALLACE Minstrel and Social Club
give their frst public entertainment to-
night, appearing at the Metropolitan. As
the company-con posed of local talent
has not beer heard, it is not possible to
speak of lis ability from knowledge or
hearsay. It is understood that the young
gentlemen have labored diligently 10 bring
themselves up to 2 good standard, and
friends VINO have heard them at rehearsal
speak warmly OF the promise Of their enter
tainal ent. Among those to take part are
Wm. ii. Root, comedian; flanagan and
Haggariy, Irish sketch artists; &c. Burns,
baritone Ray Butler, tenor; EG. I. Nag
hel, character impersonater; GOuhoid aud
Wallace, in duets; and Wm Bryant, the
musical NOSE. There is large number of
others vic take part, and the programme,
il is promised, viii be varied and full OF
miIth. Reserved seats, without extra
charge, can be secured al Houghton's book
store ) street, between Sixth and Seventh,
fhe admission IS 50 and p cents